Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-03-18
MERE MENTION.
Wild lilies are budding.

Wild hlleS are pudding.
A slight frost this morning.
Mrs. Craig still remains quite i'll.
Yesterday Was st. Patrick's Day.
The Fleetwood now leaves at Z clock.
Base ball has broken out Oh Public
Square.
The Public School will cl' &c next
Friday.
Rain fell almost necessarily Monday
and Tuesday.
Mr.. &. II. Winsell is preparing to re-
move to Seattle.
Eggs are at present selling as low as
Is cents per dozen.
DIR. Bertha, OF Seattle, has been in
the city, this week.
The heavy rains have caused several
land slides on the Westside.
Mr.. Bettman left for San Francisco,
yesterday morning, overland.
The Eastside logging camp averages
nearly boom of logs a week.
The Gold Bar Restaurant will here
after be kept open day and night.
d. z. Ballard, of Vancouver, has
been in the city the past few days.
The advertisement of Messrs. AID
ridge and Hoy will appear next week.
The Mikado amateurs are preparing
to travel soon as the Lenten season is
over.
Rev. Daniel Bagley, of Seattle,
spent a few days at the Capital, this
week.
The Puget Sound Pipe Factory be-
gun work, last Monday, to fill large
order.
The steamer Fanny Lake discharged
load of coal at Drcwry's wharf last
Wednesday.
Eastern mails have been delayed the
past week, but we expect a carload
this evening.
An infant son, of Mr.. and Mrs. Van
derpool, of the Gem Restaurant, died
last Tuesday.
Twins, a boy and girl, were born to
the wife of Mr.. Chas. Stewart, of East
stside, last Monday.
Ground will soon be broken for
Chambers new block on the corner OF
Main and Fourth streets.
The average Olympia flower garden
is already beginning to be thing Of
beauty and a joy for the Summer.
NJ. u. Goodell, Esq, of Montesano, is
visit to the Sound, having just re-
turned from Seattle, on his way home.
The Olympia saw mill has been
shut down the past week, waiting for
boom of logs from camp at Mud
Bay.
Mr.. Chem left yesterday noon by
the Hayward, en- route for San Fran
cisco. He will take the Merico at Sc
attic.
1t is just little damp, out of doors,
but one expression Thank goodness,
it is not snow" tells the tale of our
preference.
A daughter was born to the wife of
Julius Levy, of San Francisco, (better
known here as Miss Rachel Dobrin) on
the oath ult. s"
Mrs. Lillian E. Peel, the STANDARDS
Centralia correspondent, visited Olym-
pia yesterday and made a pleasant
call at our office.
We now have another Judge to try
minor cases-Judge Thompson, the
newly elected Justice of the Peace,
who succeeds Judge Hartman.
If palm tree could grow in the
ocean, why would its fruit resemble
quiet sort of person3 Answer, be-
cause its fruit would then be sea-date.
The Directors of the Board of Trade
have resolved to meet with the City
Council, next Wednesday evening, to
devise means for harbor improvement.
The crew, all except the Captain
and Engineer, of the steamer Emma
Hayward, were discharged, last week,
by Capt. Clancy, and another placed
in charge.
The Montesano stage left this morn
ing with full load of passengers, and
several had to await another trip. This
is an evidence of the growing bust
ness OF our sister county.
1t is estimated that more logs will be
cut and put in Sound waters during
the coming Summer than during any
previous year, since the Territory was
occupied by the white man.
The Magfower proposition for club
bling with the STANDARD will soon be
withdrawn. Those who wish to OBJ
tain both papers for 81 so should ap-
ply within the next fortnight.
Complaint having been filed against
James Burns, in the Probate Court, Of
apparent mental arrangement, hear
ing was had this afternoon. As we
60 to press the jury is still out.
1t is reported that Mrs. Turner will
remove the building corner of Fourth
and Main streets, lately occupied by
Mr.. Mann, as a drug store, to the north
east corner of Second and Washing
ton streets.